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Sharp, frank, and fearless - that’s Buddhist psychologist, sex therapist, author, and speaker, Dr. Cheryl Fraser. With a rare combination of academic credibility, humor, straight-talk, and life-changing advice, Dr. Cheryl is a sought-after media psychologist and relationship expert. She has helped thousands of couples jumpstart their love life and create passion that lasts a lifetime.A highly successful and awarded Fulbright scholar, she has conducted extensive research on sexual behavior and what causes love relationships to succeed or fail. Dr. Cheryl’s new online immersion workshop for couples – Become Passion – Create Love that Lasts a Lifetime - brings her work to your own living room. Join her for an 8-week program that includes weekly video lessons, couples skill exercises, guest experts, and weekly live coaching and Q&A with Cheryl. The next session begins on November 1st. Register for a free Passion Masterclass here and learn more. As a dynamic guest expert and speaker, she has taught for Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield of Chicken Soup fame, and appeared on numerous podcasts and television shows. Dr. Cheryl’s new book, Buddha’s Bedroom–The Mindful Loving Path to Sexual Passion and Lifelong Intimacy – is receiving rave reviews. When Cheryl is not in India, Tibet, or at a three-month silent meditation retreat, she lives on an island in the Pacific Northwest with her man and their menagerie, practicing the passion she preaches.Listen in to Episode 22 as Cheryl busts sex myths you thought were true and provides frameworks you can apply to your sex life!Questions I Ask: What is good that you can share to help people cure the common life? (3:19) Do people not want to talk about their sex life because it makes them uncomfortable? (6:00)What is the duration of time that people go from being more sexually active to that once or twice a month? (8:22)Is the sexual drive still there for most people or just needs to be rekindled? (11:26)Do you find that people push back against the concept of intentional sex? (14:46) Does the frequency of the scheduled sex make it more exciting? (16:31)The point is not to get to that place of total satisfaction, is it? (23:31)In this Episode, You will Learn:Dr. Cheryl’s concept of marriage incorporated (4:24)The current sex statistics for long term couples (6:22)What sexual neutrality is (6:55)The difference between spontaneous arousal and responsive desire (8:36)Example of a couple Dr. Cheryl had worked with (9:43)Dr. Cheryl busts the myth of having a sex drive (12:10)The eye-opening way to treat scheduled sex like going to the gym (17:08) The importance of integrating your lust within love (19:30) How to awake your erotic energy and orgasm without touching (24:00)Dr. Cheryl’s model, “The Passion Triangle”, of intimacy, thrill, and sensuality (28:20)The practice of setting a daily mindful loving relationship intention (32:23)Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect with Cheryl Fraser LinkedInWebsiteBook: Dr. Cheryl Fraser - Buddha’s Bedroom–The Mindful Loving Path to Sexual Passion and Lifelong Intimacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you get high in the morning?  My special guest brings us an insider’s scoop of how to open the door to our dreams and the daily practices that help her to stay sharp and focused as she travels the globe with her beautiful music! “We have infinite possibilities within the finite containers of our challenges ”. ~ Earth Harris Eartha Harris is an electronic music producer- Living Light, certified nutritional therapist, and certified yoga instructor on a mission to empower and inspire others to be mentally healthy, physically healthy, and create the life of their dreams. YOU WILL LEARN:  Why is it important to tackle hunger in the world A boosting productivity technique that helped Eartha writing a full album in no time What is ecstatic dance QUESTIONS I ASK: What’s up next on Living Light plans? Why is it so important to put women together and do music? How does meditation work for you? How do you help listeners to make it approachable and digestible?

What are you grateful for today? Is there someone special in your life you’d like to tell how important they are to you?    Say it out loud, write it down, let it out.    The neurological and spiritual impact is almost magic; you’ll be amazed! My guest, Stas Arsonov, is here to talk about how you can improve your life when there is a purpose of gratitude and appreciation. You can change and heal the world with a micro practice that has a macro impact.   Stas is the founder of Think Clever, a wellness coaching platform that helps people take control of their health and achieve a peak-performance state. He is a certified Integrative Nutrition health coach, with a background in healing body-work, neurobiology, and peak performance coaching. He has spent the past decade immersing himself deeply into mind and body optimization, learning from some of the great masters in the field of ultimate well-being. Stas incorporates his experience, skills and genuine passion for the subject, to help people take control of their health and reach their full potential.   You Will Learn:  Are you listening to your critical voice? The impact of a gratitude note Self-appreciation   Questions I Ask: What shifted Stas' voice to practice gratitude? How does it feel to practice gratitude? What is Stas' musical prescription

Can you imagine how your life can be in a few years from now? Oh, I wish to know! Or maybe not yet… hehe! What I surely know is that I want to grow “young” just like one of my personal heroes: Raja Ram from Shpongle.    In this colorful and psychedelic episode, we dive into intimate untold stories, mystic secrets and wise advice about how our souls don’t die yet leave traces of beauty and creativity.   Raja Ram is an extraordinary musician born in Melbourne, Australia. He's a founding member of the psychedelic rock band Quintessence of the late 1960's. Raja also joined the psychedelic project Shpongle with Simon Posford in the early 1990s with shows full of light, color, rhythm and a high power level of positive vibes. He's one of the most remarkable figures of the Psychedelic Trance - also known as Psy music. Raja Ram is turning 80 next year and still active on large events and tours around the world. While others can only dream of keeping the groove he still shows us we can become even groovier overtime.  YOU WILL LEARN You are your own guru We are all magical Leave traces of beauty and creativity QUESTIONS I ASK What does Raja Ram do for a ritual before he plays?  What is Raja Ram's relationship to the planet Earth?   How did Raja Ram get his name?

Welcome back Let's Talk listeners! What is a Tariff? A tariff is a tax imposed by a government on goods and services imported from other countries that serves to increase the price and make imports less desirable, or at least less competitive, versus domestic goods and services. Tariffs are generally introduced as a means of restricting trade from particular countries or reducing the importation of specific types of goods and services. These days there are so many rules and regulations to moving products from country to country and with the US leading the most influential changes we have seen in a long time, many are scrambling to keep up. In this episode, Graham Robins CEO of Borderbuddy and my resident expert is back to talk about this game changing subject rocking industries and the business world right now (right Andy Polk - FDRA?). Graham talks to me about asking the question why, being intentional, some of the biggest mistakes you will make with your tariff database, what your responsibility is and what you can do today to get a handle on costs and compliance. Questions I Ask: What is happening at Borderbuddy since we last spoke? [0:24] How can companies self-audit and find savings when it comes to tariffs? [1:54] Why do we have tariffs? [4:46] What do you think about that (if tariffs are necessary)? [6:38] What are the biggest mistakes importers make with their tariff databases? [11:28] What should a company’s expectations be of working with a customs broker? [18:37] How long does it take to go through 10,000 tariffs? [21:08] What would be the most important thing importers can do today to get a handle on those costs and compliance, etc.? [24:40] What’s next for Borderbuddy? [26:37] In This Episode, You Will Learn: Being confident in your tariff database [2:40] The massive undertaking that takes place when a tariff changes. [3:30] The purpose of tariffs [4:50] Battle about why you would want or not want tariffs. [7:00] Being intentional about getting involved. [16:10] Asking why. [24:45] Being confident in tariffs. [25:20] Removing friction and obstacles for customers. [26:49]

Holly Charles is the author of Velvet (initially written as her English Creative Thesis as Velvet: the Burden of Melanin and Motherhood). Her latest literary effort, a play entitled In All Thy Getting: The Forgotten Story of Freedmen’s Town, is a joint venture between the arts community and the Rutherford B.H. Yates Museum, purposed with raising awareness and funds towards the conservation of Houston 4th Ward’s rich African American History.   Quote: I create what it is I want to be and what kind of mark I want to leave on the world. 3 Questions I Ask: What does it mean to be an African American woman in 2017? How does she have the ability to time travel and write creatively? How can we live a life of forgiveness? 3 Learning Points: How she turned her thesis into a novel? Learning to respect each others truth. Understanding the perspective of our parents as we become adults. Resources: Velvet by Holly Charles Greater Houston Black Chamber of Commerce Rutherford B. Yates Museum Purchase tickets for the play In All Thy Getting